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Summer helped to define the 70's pop music generation and Crayons has all the characteristics that made Donna an icon. Containing a potent mix of the up-tempo tunes and ballads, the new album showcases incredible new material that is written by Donna (who wrote or co-wrote the majority of her hits of the 70's and 80's). Working with Donna were renowned writers and producers including: Greg Kurstin (Lilly Allen, Pink), Danielle Brisebois (Natasha Bedingfield, New Radicals), JR Rotem (Sean Kingston, Rihanna), Evan Bogart (co-writer of Rihanna's smash "SOS" and the son of legendary record executive, Casablanca Records founder and Donna's mentor, Neil Bogart), and Lester Mendez (Shakira, Santana).

Customer Reviews:
Just Buy It! It Rocks! No Doubt!	Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
As a blue blooded, "Mowtown" girl, 39 years old for several years now, this my new workout Album - no doubt. I was blown away by our girl Donna Summer who turns songs to gold just by her touch. Just buy it and dance your tush off!
awesome album	Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
This album is way beyond expectation. Summer is back to her peak form. It is a modern dance oriented album. It is not just for Summer fans. In fact it has very little like her disco era materials. Give this modern Summer a try.
The Queen of Disco is Back!	Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
Donna Summer has been gone for a bit..but comes back and is taking names! Buy it!
It's over	Customer Rating: 2 out of 5
During her extraordinary run from the mid-'70s to early '80s, Donna Summer reigned supreme as the "Queen of Disco" and "The First Lady of Love." Ultimately, she was the only disco performer to make a meaningful transition to pop and pop/rock ("She Works Hard for the Money," "Unconditional Love," "The Wanderer," et al). With this, her first all-new album in 17 years, Miss Summer attempts to recapture past glories. Unfortunately, she fails. What we have here are some very pedestrian, cookie-cutter dance grooves that are interchangeable with so many routine hip-hop recordings these days. Donna, you had a great run, but it's over now.
Old voice in new music technology standards	Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
"Crayons" is a collection of Donna's new recordings which we have waited for a quite long time. It is a set of various flavours and styles of music, from slow-ballad as "Sand on my feet", electro-blues "Slide over backwards", bossa-nova sound of "Drivin' down Brasil" to dance-hits as "Stamp your feet" and I'm a fire". Variety of music approaches within this album is maybe announcing different music styles which Donna will face in her near future projects: it would be great if we could hear Donna's new project entirely done in electro-bossa-nova style, cooperating with Brazilian contemporary music stars, or electro-blues-y album arranged by some DJs. However, "Crayons" is puting Donna's beautiful and astonishing voice in new music technological industry background and standards, previously introduced by Madonna. Therefore, many people comment that "new Donna Summer" is resembling to Madonna's music. I would say that Donna Summer made us always expecting her to be original and intrigant, she used to be the Queen who introduces shocking and revolutionary sound in music (Love to love you baby, I feel love, Hot stuff, MacArthur Park, Last Dance, Enough is enough, She works hard for the money...). Unfortunatelly, "Crayons" does not contain any original or substantially new approach in (disco/dance) music, but just gives us a sign that "Disco Diva" is totally awake (after long sleep) and ready to return to her faitfull audience! "Crayons" could be understood as Donna's transitional step towards her new phase in music, as her investigation or experiment of her voice fitting in new sound technology standards. She already starded this investigation with "I got your love" and it seems she is prepared for new challenges. However, "I feel love" still sounds much more fresh, intrigant and "new" than many of new tunes. "Crayons" is brilliantly produced CD with magnificent voice of Donna Summer placed in contemporary music technology background standards.

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